Prophecy Fulfilled in South Carolina Industrial Rise
A Greenville Board of Jade gathering in Wat city discusses J. Hemphill's address on South's industrial surge. The speech, recalling Benjamin Franklin Perry, argues water power, cheap labor, and cotton production spurred a sweeping economic transformation. It cites 1860 and 1900 property values, mill growth, and railway expansion, praising SC leadership and warning against New England's attempts to curb southern industry.
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Greenville Board of Jade
Wat City
J. ©. Hemphill
News and Courier
Board of Tynda
South Carolina
Great Britain
England
Charleston
Great West
Lisa
United States
Benjamin Franklin Perry
Greenville
South
Iaat
Neck
Massachusetts
Ellison A. Smyth
Yury
New England
Cotten
Douglas
Guill
Toksles
Amanda
Pennsylvania
Haat
Fat as Cure in Disease of Thinness
An archaic health note states that in children a disease called serofulu and in adults consumption cause thinness with poor blood. It urges increasing body fat with beef liver oil as a favored tonic, claiming fat as the healthiest remedy despite fragmented phrasing.
Farmers Whipping Fight Says Jordan
President Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association defends farmers against critics and argues haying reduced acreage and guano use shows farmers kept promises. He cites market conditions from December 1904 and claims storage and policy actions saved the South from financial ruin while critics blame farmers for reduced cotton production.
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Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Southern Cotton Plantera
Wolton
Targie Jordan
Vree
Cotton Manufacturing In South Carolina History Talk
Capt E A Smythe of Pelzer spoke before the Chamber of Commerce on South Carolina cotton manufacturing. He traced early mills from 1787 near Charleston to 1884 Greenville and Spartanburg mills, noted growth from 1890 census figures, and highlighted a boom era with mills rising from 84 to 1865 by 1905 with cotton use soaring and local crop utilization leaping from 17 to 68 percent.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. A. Smythe
Pelzer
South Carolina
United States
Jaimes Teland
Charleston
Ramage
Statexburg
Sumter County
Union County
Williamuturg
Greenville
Spartanburg
Pandleton
Antuo
Anderson County
Graniteville
Saluda
Columbia
Conanmud
Rydale's Liver Tablets Promised To Cure Constipation
A pharmaceutical claim touts Rydale's Liver Tablets as a cure for constipation and liver disorders. The ad stresses a pleasant chocolate coated tablet, easy to take, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available as 60 tablets for 25 cents at Walhalla Drug Company.
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Linge Din
Itydale
Rydale
Walhalla Drug Company
Flames Damage Greenville Fire at AP Arnold Store
A blaze at the AP Arnold Company dry goods millinery department in Greenville gutted the store. The stock valued around 60,000 dollars suffered near total loss with about 40 percent insured. The fire's origin remains a mystery.
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Greenville
AP. Arnold Company
Ian Mystery
Jeffries to retire from boxing and enter business in California
Cincinnati reports champion heavyweight James J. Jeffries will quit the prize ring and join his brother Jack in California. He plans to leave the stage May 16 at his wife’s request, saying pugilism does not pay. A separate item notes a hunting party killed four bears near Glenwood Springs, Colorado, the other day.
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Cincinnati
Jeffries
Jack
California
Times- Star Today
Glenwood Springs
Gol
Three Papers A Week For $1.80 Special Offer
A clubbing deal with the Charleston Semi Weekly News and Courier offers The Eeowee Courier for 1.50 per year along with the News and Courier. The Eeowee Courier is noted as a leading paper in Oconee County and ranked among South Carolina’s top county papers. The combination provides substantial news, world dispatches, and South Carolina coverage, marketed as a bargain for Prov at readers and new subscribers to receive two strong papers for slightly more than one.
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Chrleston
Wu Bre
Eeowee
Eeowee Courier
Worlk
South Carolina
Four Papers a Week Tei Weekly Constitution Offer
On April 1 the Atlanta Constitution began a tri weekly edition Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays offering four papers a week for 1.76 per year. Subscribers can also obtain the Weekly Constitution and The Keowoo Courier for 1.40 per year with advance payment required.
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Atlanta Constitution
Koowoo Couror
Constitution
Furbiad
Keowoo Courier
Advange
Mountain Singing Convention Meeting at Lolly Springs Church
The Mountain Semi Annual Singing Convention will meet at Lolly Springs church on May 12 and 4. All churches requested to Road Politites. Td. Vingon, President.
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Lolly Springs
Td. Vingon
Gashier Got Seven Years for Bank False Entries
Cleveland May. A. Bi. Spear cashier of the Citizens Bank of Oberlin pleaded guilty in U S District Court to one count of false entries in the bank books. District Attorney Sullivan recommended dismissing the other fifteen indictments, and Spear was sentenced to seven years.
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Cleveland
A. Bi. Spear
Citizens’ Bank
Oberlin
United States District Court
Sullivan
Spear
VERY LOW EXCURSION RATES BY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Very low excursion fares announced by Southern Railway to multiple destinations and events from 1905 to 1906. Includes Kant City Kansas City Mo Baptist convention Nekora St. Louis National Baptist anniversary Asheville Port Worth Toronto Hot Springs Savannah and more. Tickets on sale dates vary with final limits through May 1906.
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Kant City
Nekora
St. Louis
National Baptist
Asheville
N. Y
Port Worth
Texas—General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Savannah
Hamout Southern Golf Association
Wupurh
Thin Company
HUN
Chacloston
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Atlanta
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Scott
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Matheson
Westminster
Murray
Huggins
Borden
Matheson Hardware CO
Westminster, S. c
Cotton Manufacturing
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Mountain Singing Convention
Southern Railway
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